Yangzhong National Land Park

Yangzhong National Land Park

Yangzhong National Land Park is a national A-level tourist attraction.

Yangzhong National Land Park is located in the northeastern part of Yangzhong City, the second largest island in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River and a national ecological demonstration city. It backs onto the Yangtze River to the north and faces the mountains to the south. To the north, it looks across the river at Yangzhou, Taizhou, and Nantong, while to the south, it is connected by waterways to Zhenjiang, Nanjing, and Changzhou. A large bridge lies to the south and a ferry service to the north, with both railway and highway access just half an hour away, making transportation extremely convenient. The park’s design fully reflects the characteristics of a water town and a sense of land conservation. All attractions are arranged around a large, winding pond. The shape of the big pond resembles a map of China, with the Land Monument Pavilion, Stele Forest, Hundred-Meter Corridor, rockeries, Lotus Fragrance Pavilion, Breeze Pavilion, Contentment Pavilion, zoo, racetrack, Twin House Pavilion, and stilted building distributed around its perimeter and in the center. The large exhibition hall displays various farming tools and agricultural machinery throughout history, while the pond is home to tens of thousands of Yangtze River fish species for visitors to observe and fish.

Yangzhong National Land Park is the first park in China named with the concept of land. It is a comprehensive tourist attraction integrating leisure, entertainment, Yangtze River delicacies, aquaculture viewing, and land education.